Spa hotels in Busan

First, the good points: The location is great, and the hygiene is good. Overall, there was no mold or strange smells, the sheets and pillowcases were clean, and the mattress was a little soft but acceptable. Now for some major, major issues: 1. The air conditioner vent blows directly onto the head of the bed (this is the case in every room type! You can see it in the photos the hotel provides). You can't adjust the fan speed or the direction of the vents! It blew so hard at night that I got a headache and couldn't sleep! 2. There's no one at the front desk from 12 AM to 5 AM! They can't resolve any of your problems! 3. If you feel cold because of the AC blowing on you, their solution is to tell you to turn on the dehumidifier (what's the use? Dehumidifiers also have a fan!). 4. When I said that because of the AC problem, they should give me an extra blanket (we had a double bed, but it was so cold, we needed two blankets to cover our heads and sleep!), the front desk told me an extra blanket would cost 30,000 Korean Won. (In the end, after I argued my case, the hotel did provide it for free). 5. There's a vent on the ceiling directly above the head of the bed that leaks even when it's off. I was sleeping and water started dripping down. The front desk's solution was to wipe it with a cloth, then turn on the vent for an hour and then turn it off. I had to go out in the middle of the night because the vent was so loud I couldn't sleep. 6. On the first day of check-in, the front desk told me breakfast could only be delivered to the room between 9:00 AM and 9:30 AM, and no other times. However, the next day, when I said I needed to check out early and wanted breakfast delivered at 8 AM, another front desk staff member agreed. If there isn't actually such a breakfast time rule, then this is a service attitude problem with the first staff member, who indeed made me feel very uncomfortable and discriminated against throughout my stay! If there is such a rule, it's very inconvenient for guests! Guests leaving early can't eat, and guests waking up late can only eat cold food, as the hotel doesn't provide insulation. 7. For breakfast, you can choose between Korean and ********* style. The first front desk staff didn't actively inform me about the breakfast options, and the next morning I ate seafood porridge, but I'm allergic to seafood. When I was checking out and picking up my luggage, I overheard the same front desk staff clearly explaining the breakfast options to Korean guests! 8. There are no blackout curtains. If you're sensitive to light and might wake up, be sure to bring an eye mask! 9. The air conditioner is very noisy, regardless of the mode. If you have trouble sleeping, remember to bring earplugs! In short, I slept and ate poorly. That's all.

It was hell... I stayed for 2 nights. First, I checked in late after sending an email, but the front desk staff was there and handled everything kindly. The common areas were very clean. The sauna wasn't hot enough for my liking, but the hot springs warmed me up thoroughly, and the amenities in the shower booth helped soothe my fatigue. However, after warming up in the hot springs and resting in my capsule... it was hot. I thought maybe I'd gotten too warm in the hot springs, but it was still hot... I then noticed that the air conditioning on the floor wasn't on... I was sweating uncontrollably and felt like I was getting heatstroke. The staff member from before wasn't around, and there was no response to my chat inquiry... The air conditioning wasn't on in the common areas either. The room temperature was 25℃ to 29℃, and humidity was 69% to 80%. Inside the capsule, there was no fan, so when I pulled down the roll blind, it felt like a steam room... I couldn't bear it and went out for a walk... it was cooler outside... On the second day, I had an errand and went out, and when I returned at night, the air conditioning still wasn't on... There was no reply to my chat or email, and I seriously considered going to a different hotel... Finally, the air conditioning came on around midnight. Normally, I'm willing to put up with things that are commensurate with the price, but I can't stand the heat... It was a shame because the facilities themselves were good...

It’s such a beautiful hotel. Every view is aesthetic to the eyes. If one like to spend some time relaxing and have some quiet moments, here’s the place. It’s 20mins car ride to haeundae beach. The breakfast is expensive so we didn’t try. There is a 24hours shop that sells cup noodles etc. if walk nearby there’s lots of eateries from 11am onwards. Or you can either walk out to lottee mart or premium outlets. (About 20mins walk or 5mins car ride)

The room was super BIG and the bed was comfortable. Overall the place is quite well maintained. There were many food choices just downstairs and across the street. But it is not near any train station so it will be better to book an uber. There was a really nice pork katsu restaurant just right downstairs, the food was fantastic. As my train was later in the afternoon, I hv requested for a later checkout or to leave my luggage for a couple of hrs. This was rejected by the host. The host couldn't communicate with me in English which was difficult.

This was my second stay here. The night shift staff member spoke fluent Japanese, so there were absolutely no issues. Although it's designed like a love hotel, they provide amenities, and even for two people, you get plenty of bottled water. There's also a coffee machine and a microwave. Looking at a map, it's right behind Lotte Department Store, with many restaurants nearby. The subway station can be a bit confusing, but once you get used to it, it's very convenient.

I chose this hotel because of its location and price, assuming I would be taking a taxi to the airport. Although it's far from the main tourist attractions, the shopping mall was convenient for dining and souvenir shopping. The room was clean and comfortable, which I think would be acceptable for most Japanese people. Check-in was also smooth.

The room was OK, but the service was poor, especially the breakfast. Except for eggs and fruit on the first day, there was no more. I could only eat instant noodles, and the breakfast cost 150 per person.

I booked it because of the reasonable price and the interior design, and it was exactly as I saw in the photos. My only regret was that the comforter wasn't in good condition. I mentioned this to the front desk the next day, and they were even more attentive and cleaned it thoroughly. The location was also great, near Yongdusan Park and Gukje Market. I'd love to stay here again next time I'm in Busan.

I’d like to review this place fairly. Pros: near Busan station, plenty of resto and convenience store nearby, friendly staff who speaks English also, large room and bathroom, great nightviews of the harbor. Cons: the robe was smelly, no stir stick just cups when making coffee and no slippers inside the room. There’s some ant on the bed.

It was close to the nearest station by walking ５!